The 1st edition of the "Water Safety Days" took place in Léon in the presence of Princess Charlene of Monaco. The Princess Charlene of Monaco Foundation organized the very first edition of the "Water Safety Days" in Léon in partnership with the Municipality of Léon. For the children of the municipality, introductory workshops on rescue, first aid, and water safety were held on the beach of Lake Léon.
These workshops were led by Stéphanie Barneix, ambassador of the Princess Charlene of Monaco Foundation and world water rescue champion, along with her team of athletes including three ambassadors of the Princess Charlene of Monaco Foundation: Pierre Frolla and Kevin Crovetto. The event offer both children and the general public a comprehensive awareness program on drowning prevention and the preservation of the marine environment.
So nice to see her smiling and relaxed in every photo here. You absolutely know when Charlene is at her best - promoting water safety issues and working with children and young people. Brava.
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Nice to see her smiling again 😁
ReplyDeleteC'est un réel plaisir de la voir participer à cette journée particulière ; j'aime la photo où nous voyons des enfants lui remettre des dessins qu'elle a l'air de beaucoup apprécier !
ReplyDeleteI do volunteer work around water safety so I always love to see Charlene shine a bright light on this issue. As for fashion, she looks great in red!
ReplyDeleteQue de sourires radieux.
ReplyDeleteCharlene est dans son élément le sport et les enfants
Froufrou
Charlene looks great in red and confident and happy in this milieu. I deeply respect her dedication to this issue. As someone who has lived near lakes and the ocean, so many preventable tragedies occur every year—all education is welcome!
ReplyDeleteShe always looks so happy at these kind of events. It's a joy to see.
ReplyDeleteShe looks great. She loves to be around children. Love the red jacket. css
ReplyDeleteShe looks great, how lovely to see her smile like this! JJ
ReplyDeleteLove this <3
ReplyDeleteDrowning is the third leading cause of death and children are most at risk. You go sweet Princess Charlene. It looks like someone is letting their hair grow longer!
ReplyDeleteHi Fitzhugh, for which population are you quoting that data? Drowning is devastating but is quite some distance down in death causes across most countries for adult/child. I thoroughly endorse swim education too and think Charlene looks at her best out of heels and sitting on the floor smiling! - Grace
DeleteGrace, thank you for your comment, "The United States Consumer Product Safety Commission".
DeleteMuch needed and wonderful work on the part of the Princess’s foundation.
ReplyDeletePrincess Charlene looks so relaxed and happy. Just like “a fish in water”. 😀
It’s hard not to see the joy in Princess Charlene face when she’s surrounded by kids.She really comes into her own.
ReplyDeleteI truly wish we’d see more of her on the world stage.
Lowri.
This is a great initiative, and she is certainly in her element. I love to see her doing things that interest her and she is having fun at the same time. Well done to her!
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